Dominating a postponed qualifying session hours before the race and giving Red Bull yet another pole for this year, it looked like no one could stop the young German of winning a successive Japanese Grand Prix, becoming only the third driver to ever do so, along with Michael Schumacher and Mika Hakkinen, both winning the title in the year they've accomplished back to back Japanese Grand Prix wins.
So, will Seb follow in Michael and Mika's footsteps and become the youngest Formula 1 champion? We're just going to have to wait and see...
Mark webber is still leading the driver's championship my a mere 14 points, with Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel sharing second place. Three races remain, of which Vettel won two of those three last year, so all fingers are pointing in his direction for the title.
We'll be seeing a new track in two weeks' time. A new challenge for the drivers and maybe even a deciding factor in the title race? Who knows...
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